Two Chicago private school employees are scheming on a thing that's "Sabotage."

Duane Freeman and Mike Ferbrache didn't expect a remake of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" video--which was directed by Spike Jonze in 1994--to get much attention beyond their students and faculty at Francis W. Parker K-12 School in Lincoln Park. It was just a fun way to showcase the school's librarians in a new light for an annual variety show for the students in May.

Until last week, the near shot-for-shot redo of the cheesy cops and robbers style video sat on their Vimeo page, collecting a couple thousand views. But in the last week, the duo -- which performs comedy shows around Chicago on the side -- has watched views of the video exceed 140,000, all from a little library love.

“It’s just been so fun,” Freeman, 34, of Roscoe Village and a counselor at the school, said. “I’ve had a smile on my face all weekend.”

Freeman said the librarians at Francis W. Parker are in disbelief as well."I think they are in shock," he said. "One of them emailed me back and just said 'OMG.' She usually doesn't talk like that. She's usually pretty quiet."The cast includes librarians Anne Duncan as "Story time," Stephanie McMurray as "Late Fee," Branka Steinbaugh as "Bookworm," Margaret Threet as "Dewey" Technology Facilitator Cathy Donnelly as "The Techie" and teacher Martin Moran as "Himself."